LTM, formerly LTIMindtree, has launched a managed Secure Service Edge (SSE) offering in partnership with Cisco, as enterprises increasingly seek to secure access to applications and generative AI tools in cloud-based and hybrid work environments.
The offering, unveiled at Cisco Live 2026 in Las Vegas, is built on Cisco Secure Access, the networking giant's SSE platform, and combines Cisco's security capabilities with LTM's managed cybersecurity services.
The solution is aimed at helping enterprises adopt zero trust security frameworks while managing access to applications, data and AI models. It brings together capabilities such as Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), Secure Web Gateway (SWG) and Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) under a unified policy framework, enabling organisations to manage security controls across users, devices and locations from a single platform.
According to LTM, the managed service will be backed by its cybersecurity operations network, including more than 4,000 security professionals and nine Cyber Defense Resiliency Centers, which provide round-the-clock threat monitoring and response services.
“Modern enterprises need AI-powered security that adapts to how people work today, anywhere, on any device, at any time. Our partnership with Cisco delivers a unified, cloud-native SSE solution that simplifies protection, improves visibility, and empowers organisations to operate securely at scale,” Chandan Pani, Chief Information Security Officer, LTM, said in a statement.
Raj Chopra, Senior Vice President and Chief Product Officer, Cisco Security, said the collaboration combines Cisco's security portfolio with LTM's managed services capabilities to help enterprises deploy and scale security services more efficiently.
“LTM’s managed SSE solution balances business agility with a seamless user experience. Cisco’s security portfolio—including Secure Access— has been purpose-built to be consumed as a service, enabling organisations to adopt and scale modern security with greater simplicity and speed,” said Chopra.
The launch comes as enterprises face growing challenges around securing generative AI applications and ensuring compliance as AI adoption expands across business functions.


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